Accurate Cutting
Profiles are measured and cut precisely so the finished frame remains square, balanced and structurally clean.
Every frame begins with the artwork. From moulding selection and precision joinery to conservation glazing and final fitting, each piece is built with purpose.
A well-made frame is a combination of proportion, material knowledge and precision. The profile must suit the artwork. The mitres must meet cleanly. The glazing, mount and backing must work together as a protective system.
Our approach puts the construction of the frame at the centre of the service — from the first measurement to the final inspection.
Explore the framing process →Good framing should feel effortless when finished. That only happens when every hidden detail is considered before assembly begins.
Profiles are measured and cut precisely so the finished frame remains square, balanced and structurally clean.
Corner alignment is one of the clearest signs of craftsmanship. Joints are prepared for strength and visual continuity.
Wood grain, finish, mount tone, depth and glazing are considered as one complete framing system.
Before release, the completed frame is checked for alignment, glazing cleanliness, backing, hardware and finish quality.
The workshop is where design decisions become physical details: mouldings are cut, corners joined, mounts prepared, glazing cleaned, backing sealed and every frame fitted by hand.
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We assess the artwork, dimensions, condition and how the finished piece will live in the space.
Wood, aluminium, gilded and contemporary profiles are paired with the artwork rather than chosen in isolation.
Each length is cut precisely and joined to create tight, clean mitres and a structurally sound frame.
Conservation mountboard, spacers, archival backing and specialist glazing are selected to protect the piece.
The artwork is carefully fitted, sealed and inspected before final hanging hardware is installed.
The completed frame is prepared for collection or professional installation in your home, gallery or project.
The visible moulding is only one part of the frame. Conservation framing depends on what sits between the artwork and the environment around it.
Selected for proportion, finish, strength and visual relationship to the artwork.
Clear, anti-reflective or UV-protective options according to the piece and environment.
Creates visual breathing room while helping separate the artwork from the glazing.
Completes the protective enclosure and supports long-term preservation.
Helps reduce exposure to damaging ultraviolet light while maintaining a clear view of the artwork.
Conservation-grade mountboard and backing help reduce contact with materials that may cause deterioration over time.
Mounts and spacers help prevent sensitive artwork from sitting directly against the glazing.
Where appropriate, mounting methods are selected with future removal and preservation in mind.
Clean mitres, controlled spacing, carefully selected profiles and a properly sealed back are small details individually. Together, they are what make a frame feel professionally made.
Finished projects are shown only after the craft, because the final presentation begins with everything that happened in the workshop first.




Share the artwork type, approximate dimensions and a photo. Our framing team can guide the moulding, mount, glazing and construction options.